Aldnoah.Zero Season One
Knight-Artorias said: ] Same could be said for Inaho though... most people hate him because his "emotionless" when you could see him showin emotions throughout the series Or because his a "Gary stu" which he isn't 2/4 of his plans almost got him killed He has traces of a "Gary stu", but I never considered him as extreame as Kirito from SAO. I guess people (myself included) were just sick of him being the only one who can fight against the Martians. I blame the writer for that one. What he did was just repeating the the first three episodes till the end. As for his emotions, they were there, but they were not well presented. The best we got was his dull suprises and occasional sweet. If Yuki did not tell us about his hidden emotions, I don't believe we would've ever figured this guy out. His emotionless state is not the problem, but how poorly it was handled. |
bayanime14 said: SagaraYuzuru said: He has traces of a "Gary stu", but I never considered him as extreame as Kirito from SAO. I guess people (myself included) were just sick of him being the only one who can fight against the Martians. I blame the writer for that one. What he did was just repeating the the first three episodes till the end. As for his emotions, they were there, but they were not well presented. The best we got was his dull suprises and occasional sweet. If Yuki did not tell us about his hidden emotions, I don't believe we would've ever figured this guy out. His emotionless state is not the problem, but how poorly it was handled. They stated in Countdown to A/Z that at first they wanted to make Inaho more emotional and with a fiercer attitude but someone decided that it was overdone so instead they decided to make him calm and collected through any and all circumstances. Idk which would be better. Too bad, i would like to see him more fierce and emotional. |
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Maryruss said: bayanime14 said: They stated in Countdown to A/Z that at first they wanted to make Inaho more emotional and with a fiercer attitude but someone decided that it was overdone so instead they decided to make him calm and collected through any and all circumstances. Idk which would be better. Too bad, i would like to see him more fierce and emotional. Watch any other mecha show then |
Darklight0303 said: Maryruss said: Too bad, i would like to see him more fierce and emotional. Watch any other mecha show then No, because the other one are some brainless :C |
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Maryruss said: Darklight0303 said: Watch any other mecha show then No, because the other one are some brainless :C Emotional tends to hamper the brain capacity |
bayanime14 said: SagaraYuzuru said: He has traces of a "Gary stu", but I never considered him as extreame as Kirito from SAO. I guess people (myself included) were just sick of him being the only one who can fight against the Martians. I blame the writer for that one. What he did was just repeating the the first three episodes till the end. As for his emotions, they were there, but they were not well presented. The best we got was his dull suprises and occasional sweet. If Yuki did not tell us about his hidden emotions, I don't believe we would've ever figured this guy out. His emotionless state is not the problem, but how poorly it was handled. They stated in Countdown to A/Z that at first they wanted to make Inaho more emotional and with a fiercer attitude but someone decided that it was overdone so instead they decided to make him calm and collected through any and all circumstances. Idk which would be better. I guess we will never know. It would've come down to if he was well presented or not. |
bayanime14 said: I just want to learn about Inahos past. Feel like we'd get good insight of Inaho's mannerisms and demeanor. I think it isn't about past, is about personality disorder. |
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| So they actually only killed Cruhtoe, the most needless death of one of the most interesting characters,.. and we got one other casualty being the princess, who's now in a wheelchair further emphasizing her role as classic dependent female? Kamipriest said: Pik3Rob said: Oh my goodness they can't be serious. Now the finale had absolutely no consequences whatsoever. He could still be missing an eye. In anime, eye patches are a fashion accesoire,.. so still no consequences. Darklight0303 said: It's already established that SLaine's aim with a pistol is a travesty Fixed 4 you. RinPriest said: Am I the only one who will want good explanations on why Slaine is never able to do anything right? Even killing people? The fluid that got stuck in his lungs caused sever pneumonia. It should have killed him, but he was "saved" by the princess' minty breath. However, the alveoli in his lungs were permanently damaged limiting the supply of oxygen to his brain. This, if not enough debilitating on its own, combined with the less than optimal oxygen intake from being space raised and the crucial minutes he was suffocating before the princess spit her TicTac's in his trachae provoked his oxygen deprived system to compensate by adding an extra chromosome to his body's cells. The effect however, turned out quite counterproductive. Either that, or it's Lupus. exleader75 said: The only reason Inaho will still be alive is A) Slaine didn't shot him in the head B) That kissing theory is actually right. God damn it, why can't you stay dead, Inaho? Wait, what kissing theory? I missed that! SagaraYuzuru said: We didn't see WHERE in the head. If he shot INaho in the eye then it's survivable. HELL WE EVEN SAW SAZBAUM IN THE NEW PV. So he emptied a fuckin clip in Sazbaum AND STILL DIDN'T KILL HIM The pool of blood that came from the back of his head indicated he was shot in the forehead and the bullet went all the way through. But this is why it's all pretty dumb. All shots against the Princess, Saazbaum and Inaho were fatal, yet none kicked the bucket. What else can this be but a bunch of a** pulls?[/quote] Well, it IS true that you can get shot thrice in the head and survive, or once in the arse and die almost instantly. Human bodies are weird things, and random. Bullets are not necessarily weird, but still very much random. Added together the rsult can only be described as pretty random. |
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SagaraYuzuru said: Knight-Artorias said: ] Same could be said for Inaho though... most people hate him because his "emotionless" when you could see him showin emotions throughout the series Or because his a "Gary stu" which he isn't 2/4 of his plans almost got him killed He has traces of a "Gary stu", but I never considered him as extreame as Kirito from SAO. I guess people (myself included) were just sick of him being the only one who can fight against the Martians. I blame the writer for that one. What he did was just repeating the the first three episodes till the end. As for his emotions, they were there, but they were not well presented. The best we got was his dull suprises and occasional sweet. If Yuki did not tell us about his hidden emotions, I don't believe we would've ever figured this guy out. His emotionless state is not the problem, but how poorly it was handled. For the record he has 0 traces of a "Gary Stu" A Gary Stu is a character that is so perfect and so godlike. Inaho is neither, he made mistakes in 2 out of his 4 fights that almost cost him his life. He never won a fight without his allies, whether it was because they helped him or he used them as a decoy, so he can't be a god. God wouldn't need allies. Inaho is just smart, that's all he has. He's also antisocial which is the complete oppisite of a Gary Stu. A Gary Stu is supposed to be able to woo anyone with his words. We only know what is happening in the transport boat, I highly doubt there are no other fighters pushing back and maybe winning in other parts of the world. The soldiers in the transport boat are trained to protect civilians, not to lead assaults. Inaho, Yuki, Marito and the rest of the crew however were trained for more front line battles by the looks of it in the episode 1 training. So of course Inaho would fair better in a fight than the units around the transport boat. Of course the last bit is just speculation on my part. |
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Kamipriest said: SagaraYuzuru said: He has traces of a "Gary stu", but I never considered him as extreame as Kirito from SAO. I guess people (myself included) were just sick of him being the only one who can fight against the Martians. I blame the writer for that one. What he did was just repeating the the first three episodes till the end. As for his emotions, they were there, but they were not well presented. The best we got was his dull suprises and occasional sweet. If Yuki did not tell us about his hidden emotions, I don't believe we would've ever figured this guy out. His emotionless state is not the problem, but how poorly it was handled. For the record he has 0 traces of a "Gary Stu" A Gary Stu is a character that is so perfect and so godlike. Inaho is neither, he made mistakes in 2 out of his 4 fights that almost cost him his life. He never won a fight without his allies, whether it was because they helped him or he used them as a decoy, so he can't be a god. God wouldn't need allies. Inaho is just smart, that's all he has. He's also antisocial which is the complete oppisite of a Gary Stu. A Gary Stu is supposed to be able to woo anyone with his words. We only know what is happening in the transport boat, I highly doubt there are no other fighters pushing back and maybe winning in other parts of the world. The soldiers in the transport boat are trained to protect civilians, not to lead assaults. Inaho, Yuki, Marito and the rest of the crew however were trained for more front line battles by the looks of it in the episode 1 training. So of course Inaho would fair better in a fight than the units around the transport boat. Of course the last bit is just speculation on my part. Well, by traces I do not mean he is one. He makes enough mistakes and rely on his team to get results to be discarded from the catacory. However, he is still dangerously close to it. He always figure out his enemy's weakness, is the best pilot in the entire UN army (I assume), is the only one who makes a difference when it comes to skill, everyone else are just there to support him and several female characters have a thing for him despite not really trying. Like I said, not as extreame as Kirito, but he can see the edge. |
SagaraYuzuru said: Kamipriest said: For the record he has 0 traces of a "Gary Stu" A Gary Stu is a character that is so perfect and so godlike. Inaho is neither, he made mistakes in 2 out of his 4 fights that almost cost him his life. He never won a fight without his allies, whether it was because they helped him or he used them as a decoy, so he can't be a god. God wouldn't need allies. Inaho is just smart, that's all he has. He's also antisocial which is the complete oppisite of a Gary Stu. A Gary Stu is supposed to be able to woo anyone with his words. We only know what is happening in the transport boat, I highly doubt there are no other fighters pushing back and maybe winning in other parts of the world. The soldiers in the transport boat are trained to protect civilians, not to lead assaults. Inaho, Yuki, Marito and the rest of the crew however were trained for more front line battles by the looks of it in the episode 1 training. So of course Inaho would fair better in a fight than the units around the transport boat. Of course the last bit is just speculation on my part. Well, by traces I do not mean he is one. He makes enough mistakes and rely on his team to get results to be discarded from the catacory. However, he is still dangerously close to it. He always figure out his enemy's weakness, is the best pilot in the entire UN army (I assume), is the only one who makes a difference when it comes to skill, everyone else are just there to support him and several female characters have a thing for him despite not really trying. Like I said, not as extreame as Kirito, but he can see the edge. To be fair he tests things out in order to find the weakness. Either that or watches the previous battles to figure it out. It's not like he makes a lucky guess each time. |
Kamipriest said: We only know what is happening in the transport boat, I highly doubt there are no other fighters pushing back and maybe winning in other parts of the world. The soldiers in the transport boat are trained to protect civilians, not to lead assaults. Inaho, Yuki, Marito and the rest of the crew however were trained for more front line battles by the looks of it in the episode 1 training. So of course Inaho would fair better in a fight than the units around the transport boat. Well, weren't those units originally attached to the transport's escort vessel? The way I understood is that there was a whole evacuation flotilla, but by the time Inaho & Co. arrived at the port/were picked up, the escort crew was the only remaining means of escape. They're still very much a military unit. I think the main difference is that Inaho & Co., are the only ones with some actual combat experience: first from their encounter on land, and later on from during their travels as well. The earth defence force is basically composed in its entirety of armchair generals. Each time Inaho & Co. join a fight, the other participants are virgin soldiers. Prior to the war, Lt. Marito was practically the only known Terran veteran alive. In combats you notice that when he acts, he's on par with Inaho at the least. He just doesn't act very often, because he has his shine stolen by PTSS (and the "Nikka from the Barrel" in his hipflask probably). |
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Laionidas said: Kamipriest said: We only know what is happening in the transport boat, I highly doubt there are no other fighters pushing back and maybe winning in other parts of the world. The soldiers in the transport boat are trained to protect civilians, not to lead assaults. Inaho, Yuki, Marito and the rest of the crew however were trained for more front line battles by the looks of it in the episode 1 training. So of course Inaho would fair better in a fight than the units around the transport boat. Well, weren't those units originally attached to the transport's escort vessel? The way I understood is that there was a whole evacuation flotilla, but by the time Inaho & Co. arrived at the port/were picked up, the escort crew was the only remaining means of escape. They're still very much a military unit. I think the main difference is that Inaho & Co., are the only ones with some actual combat experience: first from their encounter on land, and later on from during their travels as well. The earth defence force is basically composed in its entirety of armchair generals. Each time Inaho & Co. join a fight, the other participants are virgin soldiers. Prior to the war, Lt. Marito was practically the only known Terran veteran alive. In combats you notice that when he acts, he's on par with Inaho at the least. He just doesn't act very often, because he has his shine stolen by PTSS (and the "Nikka from the Barrel" in his hipflask probably). Pretty much Marito stated that everyone that seen live action on both sides are dead the only people with live experience are Saazbaum and Marito so it's normal for the other soldiers to shit themselves |
| What the hell is the kissing theory? |
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BotatoPriest said: What the hell is the kissing theory? Remember the flashback where Slaine crashed his pod or whatever inside the Martian palace and he was gonna die and Princess saved him with a kiss or whatever? people are saying that's how he got Aldnoah power and since Inaho did the same to the Princess he also may have gotten Aldnoah activation right etc etc |
Knight-Artorias said: BotatoPriest said: What the hell is the kissing theory? Remember the flashback where Slaine crashed his pod or whatever inside the Martian palace and he was gonna die and Princess saved him with a kiss or whatever? people are saying that's how he got Aldnoah power and since Inaho did the same to the Princess he also may have gotten Aldnoah activation right etc etc thats interesting and its possible considering we do not know how Aldnoah power is pass down anyway |
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